World War III could be your Battlefield game this year

World War 3 is the latest game created by The Farm 51, a developer responsible for the 2017 survival horror game, Get Even. Tactical Multiplayer World War I, World War 3 shares many features and mechanisms with previous Battlefield games. With World War 3, now in early access to Steam, we played a few games to see how it compares to the Battlefield franchise.

In the video above, Aaron Sampson badyzes the pros and cons of World War II and compares the game's anticipated access to the title to what we experienced with the Alpha and Beta versions of Battlefield V. Then compare the two titles to Battlefield 3 and Battlefield 4 to determine which one is closest to capturing the clbadic experience of the DICE first-person shooter series. Do not forget that this video presents the first versions of World War 3 and Battlefield V, so these comparisons are likely to change.

Between the Second World War and Battlefield V, the first has a game loop that rewards players for their work. You win tanks for achieving the goal of World War III, for example, while Battlefield 5 unleashes tanks on the map at random, allowing a person who has not worked with the group of jump into the vehicle before someone else has the opportunity. The Third World War also has a more varied map structure, using gigantic battlefields with unique gameplay elements – such as underground subways – for various attack and vertical combat capabilities.

That said, Battlefield V has a lot to offer. The environments are much more destructive in Battlefield V. The matches do not take too much time, unlike the 30-minute rounds of World War III, and it is more difficult to cause death. World War III is currently in a rougher form, with bugs flying tanks in the air and a sound design that lacks the realism of Battlefield 5.

Between the two games, it seems that the Third World War is a continuation of what players have enjoyed in previous games Battlefield, while Battlefield V turns the proven formula into something new. Let us know in the comments below which one of the two you are more excited to play.

World War 3 is only available on PC at the moment, but The Farm 51 is also considering bringing the game to the console. Battlefield V will be launched on the Xbox One, the PS4 and the computer on November 20th. The DICE game features a full year of free downloadable content, including the clbadic Firestorm battle mode, launched in March 2019.